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Read moreAccidents With Animals Crossing The Street
In 2026, a report published by the Missouri Department of Transportation received widespread attention from media sources, stating that the Show-Me State ranks 17th in the country for accidents with animals crossing the street. Similar reports by the Kansas Traffic Safety Office indicate that these animals (particularly deer) represent an increasing safety issue in the […]
Read moreHow Driver Fatigue Contributes To Kansas City Truck Accidents
In 2026, the Governors Highway Safety Association (GHSA) reported that thousands of people lose their lives each year due to driver fatigue. The report also indicates that the number of fatalities connected to driver fatigue is much higher than federal statistics indicate. Although “drowsy driving” is always dangerous, it can be particularly hazardous when the […]
Read morePedestrian Accidents Caused By Uber Drivers: Legal Remedies
According to 2026 statistics published by the American Customer Satisfaction Index (ACSI), most passengers are relatively satisfied with their experiences when riding with Uber drivers. However, these statistics fail to represent how pedestrians feel about Uber vehicles driving aggressively and recklessly in their communities. Often, these vehicles represent an ongoing threat to people walking across […]
Read more5 Reasons To Hire Motorcycle Accident Lawyer
On May 1st, 2026, the World Health Organization (WHO) reported that over 50 percent of all those who die in traffic accidents are “vulnerable road users.” Motorcyclists fall into this broad category. While the WHO states that correct motorcycle helmet use can decrease the risk of death and brain injury, the factors that cause motorcycle […]
Read moreMissouri And Kansas Reckless Driving Laws
In 2026, the Advocates for Highway and Auto Safety noted that speeding, running red lights, intoxication, and distracted driving all contribute to the tens of thousands of Americans killed in car crashes each year. The term “reckless driving” encompasses these traffic violations and many others. Sometimes, people use this term informally when referring to any […]
Read moreAfter a Bicycle Accident: 10 Steps to Protect Rights
In light of continued traffic fatalities in the region of Kansas City, Missouri, and Kansas, the Mid-American Regional Council (MARC) announced plans for bicycle education, bicycle crossings, and other bicycle projects in its 2026 draft for the Destination Safe Comprehensive Safety Action Plan. While these developments are encouraging, there is no denying the fact that […]
Read moreFailure To Yield Truck Accident
In its Trucking Industry Outlook for 2026, the North American Transportation Services Association (NATSA) reported that the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) was planning a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM) to revise motor carrier safety assessments in May of 2026. Whether these revisions will have any effect on future truck accidents remains to be […]
Read moreImplanted Port Catheter Litigation And Medical Device Safety Failures
In 2026, a study published by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) found that centrally inserted access ports had lower rates of thrombosis, infections, and other issues compared to peripherally inserted central catheters. The NIH also notes that complication rates among patients with port catheters can be as high as 18.5 percent. Patients who have […]
Read moreCrosswalk Traffic Control Device Accident
A crosswalk is an incredibly common traffic control device that helps protect pedestrians and warns drivers to drive safely and avoid accidents. However, as helpful as these devices are, crosswalks are not a guarantee against pedestrian accidents. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration reports that more than 68,000 pedestrians were injured in 2023, and more […]
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